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* TheIllegal: Maria Gonzalez. Laura uses her undocumented status to manipulate her into not telling anything to the police.
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Mrs. Bauer's priest visits Stone and confirms she had spoken to him about her wish to starve herself. He warned her against it because this would be a form of suicide, which i mortal sin under Catholicism. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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Mrs. Bauer's priest visits Stone and confirms she had spoken to him about her wish to starve herself. He warned her against it because this would be a form of suicide, which i thus a mortal sin under Catholicism. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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Mrs. Bauer's priest visits Stone and confirms Mrs. Bauer had spoken to him about her wish to starve herself. He warned her against it because this would be a mortal sin under Catholicism. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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Mrs. Bauer's priest visits Stone and confirms Mrs. Bauer she had spoken to him about her wish to starve herself. He warned her against it because this would be a form of suicide, which i mortal sin under Catholicism. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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An elderly woman named Mildred Bauer is found dead in what appears to be an interrupted burglary. Her granddaughter Laura claims the housekeeper, Maria Gonzalez, should have been home. Maria says that she wouldn't obey Laura's instructions to starve Mrs. Bauer, so Laura fired her. The "burglary" was Maria trying to break in so she could check up on Mrs. Bauer. The autopsy report confirms starvation as the cause of death and Laura says she was just following a doctor's instructions to monitor Mrs. Bauer's diet. Logan and Briscoe find out Laura knew she was not included in her grandmother's will, and lied to get Mrs. Bauer to sign over her apartment. With evidence Laura also lied about the last time she saw Mrs. Bauer alive, the [=DAs=] have a case for homicide and Laura is arrested.
Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness. Maria's testimony is undermined by her criminal history and the deportation. Stone produces records showing Laura reported Maria to the INS, yet had lied to police that she did not know Maria's address. Laura breaks down on the stand and says she did it because she felt guilty about not being able to help her grandmother. Mrs. Bauer was so ill that she no longer wanted to live, and had been refusing to eat. Laura couldn't do anything to change her mind.
Mrs. Bauer's priest, who has heard about Laura's testimony from the news, visits Stone. He says he had warned Mrs. Bauer not to starve herself because this would be a form of suicide, which is a mortal sin. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness. Maria's testimony is undermined by her criminal history and the deportation. Stone produces records showing Laura reported Maria to the INS, yet had lied to police that she did not know Maria's address. Laura breaks down on the stand and says she did it because she felt guilty about not being able to help her grandmother. Mrs. Bauer was so ill that she no longer wanted to live, and had been refusing to eat. Laura couldn't do anything to change her mind.
Mrs. Bauer's priest, who has heard about Laura's testimony from the news, visits Stone. He says he had warned Mrs. Bauer not to starve herself because this would be a form of suicide, which is a mortal sin. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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An elderly woman named Mildred Bauer is found dead in what appears to be an interrupted burglary. Her granddaughter Laura claims the housekeeper, Maria Gonzalez, should have been home. Maria says that she wouldn't obey Laura's instructions to starve Mrs. Bauer, so Laura fired her. The "burglary" was Maria trying to break in so she could check up on Mrs. Bauer. The autopsy report confirms starvation as the cause of death death, and Laura says she was just following a doctor's instructions to monitor Mrs. Bauer's diet. Logan and Briscoe find out Laura knew she was not included in her grandmother's will, and lied to get Mrs. Bauer to sign had recently signed her apartment over her apartment. to Laura, which has now taken care of Laura's financial problems.
With evidence Lauraalso lied about the last time she saw Mrs. Bauer alive, the [=DAs=] have a case for homicide and Laura is arrested.
Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness.charged. Maria's testimony is undermined by her criminal history and the imminent deportation. Using phone records, Stone produces records showing makes the case that Laura reported Maria to the INS, yet had lied INS to keep her from telling the police that she did not know Maria's address.anything. Laura breaks down on the stand and says she did it because she felt guilty about not being able to help her grandmother. Mrs. Bauer was so ill that she no longer wanted to live, and had been refusing to eat. Laura couldn't do anything to change her mind.
Mrs. Bauer'spriest, who has heard about Laura's testimony from the news, priest visits Stone. He says he had warned Stone and confirms Mrs. Bauer not had spoken to him about her wish to starve herself herself. He warned her against it because this would be a form of suicide, which is a mortal sin.sin under Catholicism. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness.
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An elderly woman named Mildred Bauer is found dead in what appears to be an interrupted burglary. Her granddaughter Laura claims the housekeeper, Maria Gonzalez, should have been home. Maria says that she wouldn't obey Laura's instructions to starve Mrs. Bauer, so Laura fired her. The "burglary" was Maria trying to break in so she could check up on Mrs. Bauer. The autopsy report confirms starvation as the cause of death and Laura says she was just following a doctor's instructions to monitor Mrs. Bauer's diet. Logan and Briscoe find out Laura knew she was not included in her grandmother's will, and lied to get Mrs. Bauer to sign over her apartment. With evidence Laura also lied about the last time she saw Mrs. Bauer alive, the [=DAs=] have a case for homicide and Laura is arrested.
Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness. Maria's testimony is undermined by her criminal history and the deportation. Stone produces records showing Laura reported Maria to the INS, yet had lied to police that she did not know Maria's address. Laura breaks down on the stand and says she did it because she felt guilty about not being able to help her grandmother. Mrs. Bauer was so ill that she no longer wanted to live, and had been refusing to eat. Laura couldn't do anything to change her mind.
Mrs. Bauer's priest, who has heard about Laura's testimony from the news, visits Stone. He says he had warned Mrs. Bauer not to starve herself because this would be a form of suicide, which is a mortal sin. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
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* ChristianityIsCatholic
* ConsummateLiar: Laura Bauer.
* DrivenToSuicide: What may have happened to Mrs. Bauer.
* TheIllegal: Maria Gonzalez.
* InheritanceMurder: Laura is accused of this.
Maria is about to be deported, and Kincaid and Stone have to intervene so she can be called as a witness. Maria's testimony is undermined by her criminal history and the deportation. Stone produces records showing Laura reported Maria to the INS, yet had lied to police that she did not know Maria's address. Laura breaks down on the stand and says she did it because she felt guilty about not being able to help her grandmother. Mrs. Bauer was so ill that she no longer wanted to live, and had been refusing to eat. Laura couldn't do anything to change her mind.
Mrs. Bauer's priest, who has heard about Laura's testimony from the news, visits Stone. He says he had warned Mrs. Bauer not to starve herself because this would be a form of suicide, which is a mortal sin. Laura maintains that she had to cover up the truth so her grandmother could have her wish to be buried in consecrated ground. Kincaid finds out Mrs. Bauer had recently made arrangements for herself at a funeral home, which seems to support Laura's story. Stone can no longer be sure what the truth is so he offers Laura a plea deal: two years for assisted suicide. She accepts, although Schiff thinks she has basically still got away with murder.
!!!This episode contains examples of:
* ChristianityIsCatholic
* ConsummateLiar: Laura Bauer.
* DrivenToSuicide: What may have happened to Mrs. Bauer.
* TheIllegal: Maria Gonzalez.
* InheritanceMurder: Laura is accused of this.
